I had the same problem, it's because 2.0 kernels don't support Ethertab. I
found the solution on this list which I have included. I followed this and
everything works fine.
Copy of previous posting.....
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I get diald-0.91 from http://diald.unix.ch and make a litle changes to the
source
code and it works
well for me.
- Note: kernel 2.0.x does not support Ethertab device so:
- Remove all proxy_tab in Makefile.
- There are still some errors when compiled. Next, remove the source code
between
#ifdef AF_NETLINK and #endif
and recompile it and everything is OK.
Hope this helps!
HungHM.
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JohnA.
-----Original Message-----
From: Randy Legault [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 July 1999 16:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: compiling 0.99.1?
Please help . .
I downloaded diald-0.99.1 and untarred it into /usr/src.
I tried to "make" it and get a compiler error that says something to the
effect that the file netlink.h is not found.
This error is thrown from the line:
#include <linux/netlink.h>
in the source file proxy_tap.c
(not to mention an earlier warning about a flakey cast in another source
file?)
soooo...
I found a file named netlink.h in /usr/src/linux-2.0.36/include/net/ and
made a symlink to it in the directory /usr/src/linux-2.0.36/include/linux
This resulted in even more compiler errors this time from within netlink.h
which make me believe that the netlink.h file I found is not that which
proxy_tap.c is looking for.
BTW my kernel source /usr/src/linux-2.0.36/include/linux/ is symlinked to
/usr/include/linux
The kernel source and gcc I am using came with the Mandrake 5.2
distribution which is an enhanced RH5.2 with KDE.
Am I missing something? Maybe I need a different release of diald with
this distribution?
Thanks,
Randy Legault
(linux not-quite new bee)
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